The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1025

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Loatheaters for the 18th of October 2024. I'm your host

00:00:12.960 Connor, joined by Josh and Stelios. We'll be discussing the UK's migrant crime epidemic

00:00:17.700 because it never seems to stop. Josh will be issuing a warning to the Japanese from the West

00:00:21.520 and Stelios will be discussing how whites will become a minority in the US and how some CNN

00:00:26.520 commentators think that's a good thing. Before we start, it is Friday and we have Stelios's

00:00:32.620 masterpiece ready for you. If you are a Loatheater subscriber, we'll be discussing Batman and Robin

00:00:37.540 for an hour and a half. What's the significance of this Stelios to the uninitiated? What is so good

00:00:42.980 about the 1997 Batman and Robin film? Well, the problem with the uninitiated is that theatricality

00:00:51.300 and deception is a powerful agent to them. So we are going to combat this. Okay. That's the

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00:01:05.580 Stelios is hosting. It's going to be just sheer anarchy. But without further ado, let's jump

00:01:10.400 into today's stories. Oh, this is the wrong segment thing. Connor's presenting my segment today. I know.

00:01:17.880 Yeah, there we go. Thank you. Thank you, Samson. Anyway, right. Do you feel enriched yet,

00:01:21.800 ladies and gentlemen? I ask this question because we have a rising migrant crime wave over in the UK

00:01:27.260 and if people go, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hang on a minute, migrants might commit less crime than

00:01:32.560 your average UK citizen. Not true. They're arrested at 34% more. But remember, every single crime that

00:01:37.420 is committed by a migrant is a choice made by the ruling establishment to import criminals in and

00:01:42.600 every time they remain in the country, it is a choice made to make you pay for their bed and board while

00:01:47.180 the likes of military servicemen sleep on the street. So all remember, it's a deliberate choice

00:01:51.480 and the deliberate choices they're making, well, we'll be going through that two-tier policing in

00:01:55.400 this segment. Before we do, remember, it's only about 20-odd days now until the American election.

00:02:00.480 We will be doing an election night livestream like we did for the UK. Come along, watch us, discuss as

00:02:05.540 the results come in, not melt down, hopefully, like the Young Turks and have some guests on both from

00:02:09.580 the UK and across the pond. But if you want to get prepared for that, we've now got some merch on

00:02:13.940 LotusEaters.com, some Trump Vance 2024 merch purely to support President Trump's efforts to stop

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00:02:25.600 you can go over there and support us with that stuff. Remember, we aren't monetised on YouTube,

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00:02:33.640 content or send a donation in, and from things like merch and Islander Magazine, issue three coming

00:02:39.480 out in a few months. You're going to be sporting one of these, Josh?

00:02:41.640 Oh, I really want this t-shirt. I love the t-shirt, the grilling Trump. There's something

00:02:46.920 about it. It's just appeals to me.

00:02:48.640 It's very wholesome. Who's the Roman senator who became Caesar, who was a farmer and went

00:02:55.700 back to his plough?

00:02:56.700 Cincinnati.

00:02:57.400 Yeah, this is Trump's Cincinnati moment. Trump just wanted to grill, and you should have

00:03:01.760 left him alone. Anyway, getting onto something that President Trump cares about. There's a lot

00:03:06.380 of migrant crime in the UK. We'll start off with this story. There's been an update.

00:03:09.400 Did you hear about this?

00:03:10.400 I did indeed, yeah.

00:03:11.200 This was Bwara Shorsh, 24.

00:03:14.280 Bless you.

00:03:16.240 Very smooth. A man of no fixed abode from that very violent country, no fixed abode. The BBC

00:03:20.940 are reporting because he's been sentenced, and he tried shoving a Polish postman in London

00:03:25.580 on the tracks. His name is Tadius Potaszek, he was 61, off the southbound Victoria Line platform

00:03:31.740 at Oxford Circus on the 3rd of February. He narrowly missed touching the live rail, and he was helped

00:03:36.960 off the tracks by a passerby. He's been awarded £1,000 by the judge in a London Crown Corps.

00:03:42.560 Shorsh is a Kurdish migrant. He had to use an interpreter to give evidence, and he claimed

00:03:46.680 he was angry because the postman in question gave him a dirty look. So, rational, high-impulse

00:03:53.260 control behaviour there.

00:03:54.000 But also, if he's of no fixed abode, I think giving someone a dirty look that's homeless

00:03:59.860 is okay, both morally and legally.

00:04:03.240 Well, obviously you're not in London, fortunately, but there is a sort of begging cabal that started

00:04:08.320 up in London's train stations. If you go to London Bridge, you'll notice the same people

00:04:11.100 there holding the same signs, and like clockwork on certain hours, they'll change spots as if

00:04:16.120 they're doing shift. It's clearly a begging racket, probably because the person controlling

00:04:22.880 all the money that it goes back to gives them drugs, because they do seem quite tweaked

00:04:25.880 out. And this chap, what you wouldn't know from reading the BBC report, because they

00:04:29.880 omit this information, is an illegal immigrant who's refused asylum in Germany, and has been

00:04:34.380 sleeping rough in Victoria tube station for months. And now he's going to prison, not

00:04:38.480 to be deported. So we have to pay for him.

00:04:40.420 Yeah, so he's still getting put up, you know, with room and board, everything covered, just

00:04:47.220 in a slightly different way.

00:04:48.540 If anything, this is an upgrade for him.

00:04:49.920 Yeah, well, it's certainly better than Victoria tube station, a prison cell.

00:04:53.460 Victoria line, by the way, was one of the ones that had the most bedbugs and diseases on

00:04:57.700 it. So you could actually catch an STD by sitting on the London tube. Not an exaggeration.

00:05:03.880 I don't think TFL are going to adopt that slogan.

00:05:06.720 Yeah, well, every journey matters, I suppose. Anyway, next one.

00:05:10.420 This BBC News report, again, omits some careful information. So this is the murder of Mary

00:05:15.460 Ward in Northern Ireland.

00:05:16.760 This was horrible.

00:05:17.780 Yeah, it was. The police service in Northern Ireland have confirmed that now the Republic

00:05:21.940 of Ireland are leading the investigation into the murder of Mary Ward in Belfast. This

00:05:26.260 is following the arrest of a 26-year-old man in Dublin on Wednesday. Dublin man to blame

00:05:31.920 for this.

00:05:32.640 Wasn't he a swarthy Dublin man?

00:05:35.620 Yeah, it's a shade slightly darker than raw egg nationalist. Yeah, one could say that.

00:05:40.980 But the details, according to the BBC, Miss Ward 22 was found dead in her home at Melrose

00:05:45.620 Street on the 1st of October with wounds to her neck. Basically, the police had tried to

00:05:49.940 contact her for a welfare check for a few days and then found her body slumped against the

00:05:53.200 upstairs window.

00:05:53.720 The problem with this is that if you just follow the news about this, you see that the governments

00:06:00.520 give the impression that they care much more about the rights and the treatment of criminals

00:06:05.680 than they care about the actual safety of their own citizens.

00:06:09.460 Well, yeah, the left wing of Western politics now cares more about rapists and murderers than

00:06:17.380 they do innocent people. This poor young girl is dead. They're not, you know, holding their

00:06:24.240 breath for her. They're doing it for this migrant that need not be there.

00:06:28.720 There's two reasons for that, right? There's the reason that you often point out, Stelios,

00:06:31.940 which is that this is a way of fostering anarcho-tyranny. It's a way of making the law-abiding public

00:06:37.400 so terrified they run to the government for solutions to a problem that they have themselves

00:06:41.380 created and so they get to expand their state power. And then there's all the ideologues

00:06:44.920 who believe that genuinely criminals are deep down fundamentally good and innocent people.

00:06:49.260 And if it weren't for the civilisation that's failed them, all the systems and structures

00:06:52.520 and cultures and oppressions, they wouldn't be committing crime at all. So all you need

00:06:55.640 to do is get rid of the police, actually. Get rid of culture. Treat them with kid gloves

00:06:59.860 and give them a pool table and a youth club and they'll just be right as rain.

00:07:03.260 The economic explanation for crime is ridiculous because if you look at crime rates in Britain,

00:07:12.160 for example, the people who are most likely to be in poverty, which, you know, the measures

00:07:17.260 of poverty are questionable in and of themselves because they're judged on a baseline median rather

00:07:21.780 than, you know, any objective standard. But that aside, it's normally either Pakistanis

00:07:28.240 or Bangladeshis that tend to live in the lowest economic conditions and they're not the ones

00:07:33.460 out there doing the most violent crime at the very least.

00:07:36.140 It depends which area, of course.

00:07:37.700 It does, yeah.

00:07:38.260 If you're in somewhere like Rochdale or Rotherham, they are. If you're in somewhere

00:07:41.400 like London, it's not. It's often second generation black and Caribbean kids who are

00:07:45.280 not living in poverty. In fact, they're net tax recipients and have a lot of disposable

00:07:49.340 income, but they're still 47% of knife crime attacks.

00:07:52.140 Yeah. But the point I'm making here is that the people who are massively overrepresented

00:07:57.740 in violent crime aren't necessarily the most impoverished, which suggests that that isn't

00:08:02.280 the case.

00:08:03.160 Yeah, exactly. No, what I wanted to say is that some countries don't publish data when

00:08:07.760 it comes to crime related to ethnicity. But even when such data are being published, such

00:08:14.800 as in Germany, the only interpretation you're allowed to make is that this is entirely an issue

00:08:20.420 of economics. So the only suggested solution people are allowed to say without being demonized

00:08:26.800 as far right is that you should just increase taxes and just be a tax object in perpetuity

00:08:33.660 in order to solve that crisis.

00:08:37.140 And it's not going to work because if that were the case, there would be zero crime in,

00:08:42.700 let's say, rich people. And there is.

00:08:44.860 And at the same time, there's two things have happened here. One, the countries that do collect

00:08:48.820 this data, like the Netherlands, have found that both second and first generation immigrants

00:08:52.720 have lower economic inputs from countries like the Middle East, North Africa, Pakistan

00:08:56.680 and Turkey than native Danes and even migrants from East Asia, America and Western Europe.

00:09:03.160 So the second generation migrants, which are meant to be assimilated and are born in that

00:09:07.020 country, are still repeating the mistakes of their parents. And also we see in the arrest

00:09:11.300 rates, but also the economic contribution rates, that migrants commit more crime and contribute

00:09:15.660 less on average to the economy in the UK, according to the OBR, that fire rate organization,

00:09:21.540 than the native population, despite the argument being we need migrants to boost the economy.

00:09:26.420 A lot of the Scandinavian data, in fact, suggests that the longer a migrant stays in the country,

00:09:32.400 the more likely they are to commit crime. So the second generations actually commit violent crime

00:09:37.920 almost twice the rate of the first generation. And so rather than assimilating,

00:09:42.220 they're becoming worse, not better. It's the opposite of assimilation.

00:09:46.620 Ayan Hersey Ali, an actual refugee who loves this country and Netherlands and the like,

00:09:51.440 explained this as they're brought up with no frame of reference for the homeland. And so when they

00:09:55.600 are raised to be hostile to the culture of, let's say, broadly the West, particularly liberal values

00:10:02.700 like gay marriage and the like, especially if they're Islamic, they come to resent their home

00:10:06.700 culture. And then they romanticize the country that they've never been to, but that their parents

00:10:13.520 came from. And so they seek to, in more violent fashion, replicate the conditions of their previous

00:10:18.340 country in the new country.

00:10:19.800 I have to add something very quickly, because I don't know to what extent people know this,

00:10:25.720 but it seems to me that it is a specific failure. It's a colossal failure to not be able to

00:10:32.380 assimilate into English culture, because it's one of the least demanding cultures.

00:10:36.960 It's one of the cultures that demands the least things from you. It's just,

00:10:40.340 you know, let me grill, I'll let you grill.

00:10:42.200 I think that's actually the problem. I think Harrison often outlines these things quite well.

00:10:46.480 Integration and assimilation are actually different. Integration is abiding by the law and

00:10:50.320 paying taxes and not causing trouble. Like you could say that the Indians and the Chinese

00:10:53.740 have well integrated, but they still have ethnic and cultural lobbying bodies that get

00:10:58.860 political candidates to act in Indian or Chinese, or in the case of Kemi Badnock, Nigerian interests.

00:11:04.780 Whereas assimilation would require you, like Calvin Robinson's dad or Ben Habib's dad, to

00:11:09.300 marry an English person, ensure that your children are partially English, ensure that you renounce

00:11:13.820 your previous citizenship and fully adopt the identity and even the heritage of the people

00:11:20.000 that you're moving into. And that should be quite high bar, and we're not putting that high bar there,

00:11:23.460 especially if you're marrying your cousin in a very closed off community.

00:11:25.980 It'd be like you, Stelios, grouping with lots of Greek people and trying to plan to,

00:11:31.140 you know, impose Greek culture. I mean, there are worse cultures to impose on us.

00:11:35.140 Maybe you're going to suggest we retake Constantinople or something.

00:11:38.520 The productivity would go massively.

00:11:39.560 Yeah, to be fair. I mean, if you call on me, Stelios, I'm there.

00:11:44.500 Yeah, it would be totally absurd. Interesting thing from this article from the BBC, though.

00:11:48.900 We're saying all this, but speaking on Wednesday, Assistant Chief Constable David Beck

00:11:53.100 said he was absolutely appalled that there has been another murder of a woman in Northern Ireland.

00:11:57.620 He said, quote,

00:11:58.880 Too many women are losing their lives at the hands of men.

00:12:02.820 Just men, again, is it?

00:12:04.860 Just men.

00:12:06.100 Well...

00:12:06.380 Lies by mission, isn't it?

00:12:07.440 Yeah, gripped media, as you alluded to here, Josh.

00:12:10.200 After that piece from the BBC came out, they arrested the chap and named him Ahmed Abdirahman.

00:12:18.340 That's Gaelic.

00:12:19.960 Yeah, it sounds Irish to me.

00:12:21.340 Yeah.

00:12:21.800 He has an address on Dame Street in Dublin and is originally from North Africa.

00:12:25.860 There you go.

00:12:26.560 Was remanded in custody on suspicion of murder at Dublin District Criminal Court this morning.

00:12:31.200 So not Irish, then.

00:12:32.880 BBC are burying the lead on the migrant origins of this crime epidemic.

00:12:36.860 And there are lots of examples.

00:12:37.800 I mean, Matt Goodwin's done a very good thread recently.

00:12:40.400 Here are the ten reasons we must leave the ECHR.

00:12:42.740 And you think, oh, it must be solid arguments about the merits of the legal doctrine.

00:12:46.960 No, it's just all of the so-called asylum seekers who have come over and committed murders and terror attacks.

00:12:52.000 Like Ahmed Ali Ali, the Moroccan asylum seeker who killed a pensioner who said that this is for Gaza.

00:12:58.180 And if I had an AK-47, I'd shoot children.

00:13:00.400 He's exactly the reason why we need the death penalty.

00:13:03.320 Agreed.

00:13:03.720 Or Sakha Idad Ahi, an Afghan asylum seeker who was staying in a government-funded hotel, government-funded read us,

00:13:12.680 and he sexually assaulted a 12-year-old Albanian girl twice in the same hotel.

00:13:17.380 Or this chap, Shahin Darvish Naren Jabin, a failed Iranian asylum seeker whose mission to stay in the UK expired in 2015.

00:13:25.700 He then murdered Brenda Bailey, an 87-year-old woman.

00:13:29.440 Lovely.

00:13:29.840 And it just keeps going.

00:13:31.120 Azam Mangori, Iraqi Kurd, denied asylum in 2018, but never deported.

00:13:35.680 He then murdered and dismembered Lorraine Cox, 32-year-old woman walking home from a night out in Exeter.

00:13:41.700 Our examples are just endless here.

00:13:43.200 I mean, we've got the Clapham acid attacker there, Abdullazidi.

00:13:45.920 Good Christian man who had an Islamic funeral.

00:13:48.600 Refused asylum twice.

00:13:49.720 Committed a sex offence.

00:13:50.600 Still stayed here at our expense, ladies and gentlemen.

00:13:52.880 Well, we've got another example as of last week.

00:13:56.460 An asylum seeker who sexually attacked his stepdaughter won't be sent back to Africa so he can give his wife emotional support.

00:14:03.380 What?

00:14:04.420 Yep.

00:14:05.720 What about emotional support to the victim?

00:14:08.640 Come on.

00:14:09.480 Yep.

00:14:10.060 What about emotional support to society?

00:14:12.360 We need a public execution.

00:14:14.400 That is the only way this can be resolved.

00:14:16.800 Quite.

00:14:17.480 An asylum seeker who sexually attacked his stepdaughter avoided deportation back to Africa

00:14:21.000 so he could give his wife emotional support.

00:14:22.680 The offender, who cannot be named.

00:14:24.800 Why?

00:14:27.100 Because he's a man.

00:14:28.260 He's a poor asylum seeker.

00:14:29.880 He's just a man.

00:14:30.860 You're right, Stelios.

00:14:31.560 He is just a man of no fixed abode.

00:14:34.120 A man with no name.

00:14:35.240 Yep, quite.

00:14:36.260 It was ruled that if the man, originally from Central Africa, was removed,

00:14:40.000 his wife would, quote,

00:14:41.020 lose all emotional support and it would negatively affect her children's well-being.

00:14:44.360 Who cares?

00:14:45.180 Hang on.

00:14:45.920 Did the sexual assault not affect the children's well-being?

00:14:48.240 Does the wife also not bear responsibility for bringing this predator into her own household?

00:14:51.620 What about the feeling that people are not publicly safe?

00:14:56.540 Are not safe in public?

00:14:57.920 Is that, how does that conduce to well-being?

00:15:01.120 Yeah, another thing that might make the public feel unsafe is because the Daily Mail put some

00:15:05.160 interesting stats in here about the number of foreign criminals.

00:15:07.820 So the last time I heard about it was from a parliamentary report that said we had about

00:15:11.040 11,000 here.

00:15:11.820 They've said, in 2023, there were 11,940 foreign criminals.

00:15:16.620 That was when we were the highest in Western Europe and I think the second highest in all of Europe.

00:15:20.160 It's now 17,428.

00:15:25.200 That's just in prison.

00:15:26.820 Bear in mind we've also had over 140,000 illegal migrants break into the country since 2018.

00:15:31.700 All of those are criminals as well.

00:15:33.120 And there's also the fact that more and more criminals are going, you know, unprosecuted and

00:15:39.340 are still out there.

00:15:40.420 Like, think of things like the moped gangs in London.

00:15:43.280 Very difficult to catch because they go very quickly, funnily enough.

00:15:45.860 What about paedophiles?

00:15:48.800 30 paedophiles caught with Category A images have been allowed to walk free from prison.

00:15:54.360 Just remember, this is a choice.

00:15:58.440 And also, we need to remember, to remind people of several presenters who were caught

00:16:05.700 with Category A images and they just didn't go...

00:16:09.440 Oh, this one?

00:16:10.040 Yeah.

00:16:11.160 BBC employees.

00:16:12.680 Yeah.

00:16:13.160 Well, if we just take a cursory scroll down, if you obviously see any of these...

00:16:17.100 And the person who distributed these images to them.

00:16:20.780 Yep.

00:16:21.420 Yep.

00:16:21.660 They all avoid jail time.

00:16:22.520 Zero days.

00:16:23.120 Strange that, how none of the judges want to give them jail time.

00:16:25.940 And remember, if these people, if you decide to see them in the local area, be sure to

00:16:30.000 socially shun them because they are child predators.

00:16:32.480 But also, this kind of rationale literally suggests that no one should be placed in prison

00:16:37.660 unless they have zero social circle.

00:16:41.340 Because they will have people close to them whose well-being will be impacted negatively

00:16:46.700 if these people are jailed.

00:16:48.860 So, let's abolish jails.

00:16:50.820 Well, hang on, hang on.

00:16:51.700 Have you considered that there is someone who needs to be jailed here?

00:16:54.680 Yes.

00:16:55.660 Especially people who disagree with the agenda.

00:16:57.940 I've got a long list, actually.

00:16:59.800 Oh.

00:17:00.540 What about this woman?

00:17:02.540 She sent a tweet.

00:17:03.100 Yeah, I heard about this, yeah.

00:17:04.260 She is the wife of a conservative counsellor.

00:17:06.360 Just had a miscarriage, by the way, so she's not having a good year.

00:17:09.460 She sent the following very ill-advised tweet, and I'm going to read it out, and I must disavow

00:17:14.340 it, of course, because it is a crime.

00:17:17.380 Mass deportation now.

00:17:18.720 I agree with that bit.

00:17:19.840 Set fire to all of the effing hotels full of the...

00:17:22.920 For all she, Lucy, cares.

00:17:25.540 While you're at it, take the treacherous government and politicians with them.

00:17:27.840 Now, we must disavow all of that, because we cannot endorse violence on this channel.

00:17:32.600 That is a very ill-advised tweet.

00:17:35.920 Should she have got 31 months in prison for it, while all those paedophiles didn't?

00:17:41.060 Well, was there any evidence that anyone did these things because of her tweet?

00:17:45.760 Surely that would be one of the sort of burdens of evidence for the prosecution.

00:17:50.140 Yeah, there's...

00:17:50.980 I imagine that probably wasn't done, though.

00:17:52.720 It's hard to trace whether or not any of the, again, chaps who decided to commit a crime

00:17:59.020 by setting light to an asylum hotel in, I think it was Rotherham, had seen this tweet,

00:18:05.200 so that would be the burden of proof.

00:18:06.540 But fortunately, a burden of proof is not needed if they just don't like your politics.

00:18:10.860 That's...

00:18:11.460 Because another one that they read out during the court proceedings was a report, was an

00:18:17.600 ex-post in response to a Tommy Robinson video, where she said, Somalian, I guess, with a

00:18:23.080 sick emoji.

00:18:24.660 So she got sent to prison for that as well.

00:18:26.520 That's completely unrelated, as far as I'm concerned.

00:18:28.980 I'm pretty sure I and Hersey Ali could have tweeted that, because, funnily enough, Somalians

00:18:33.280 commit a lot of crime in this country, 72% of them are on social housing, and for some

00:18:37.020 reason we've brought in more Somalians through family reunification videos.

00:18:40.280 Visas at the start of this year than we have chemists, biologists, and engineers from all

00:18:43.800 other countries combined.

00:18:45.560 I don't understand why one of the poorest countries on Earth, we need people from there.

00:18:50.220 Just like, what they've got going on, magic.

00:18:52.260 We need a bit more piracy going on, that's what we need.

00:18:54.600 But again, it's the premise that if they just made contact with British soil, with British

00:18:58.600 institutions, that they'd be productive and law-abiding like you and me.

00:19:02.180 It's just the air in Mogadishu that makes them a failed state.

00:19:05.620 It's absurd.

00:19:06.480 No, it's the individuals themselves, obviously.

00:19:09.280 Yeah, quite.

00:19:10.060 So she's got to serve at least 40% of her 31-month sentence before being released on

00:19:13.840 license.

00:19:14.600 Again, bear in mind, none of these guys got jail time for literally abusing children,

00:19:18.580 okay?

00:19:18.780 But this was pointed out to me by a chap named Stark, Naked Brief on X, very good handle.

00:19:24.440 The judge that did this is Melbourne Iman Casey, right?

00:19:29.420 Remember that name, Melbourne Iman Casey.

00:19:30.840 Because earlier this year, he also handled this case.

00:19:35.440 This chap, right?

00:19:37.760 Mohamed Abkar, schizophrenic, sprayed petrol on before setting a light, Harshi Odawa, 82,

00:19:45.260 and Mohamed Rayaz, 72, in London and Birmingham.

00:19:47.700 This was all caught on CCTV.

00:19:49.180 It was at a mosque.

00:19:51.640 Abkar of Gillet Road, Edgabaston.

00:19:55.560 I don't think that's his home address, originally.

00:20:00.240 I think he's probably from somewhere else and should be sent back there, but there you

00:20:02.880 go.

00:20:03.420 Was found guilty of attempted murder on the 6th of November, 2023.

00:20:06.880 And his sentencing, the judge said Abkar believed people possessed by evil spirits controlled

00:20:11.880 him.

00:20:12.680 So a genuine insane person, Islamist, guilty of attempted murder.

00:20:20.100 What do we guess his sentence was?

00:20:22.440 Did he get a suspended sentence?

00:20:23.740 He gets to go to hospital.

00:20:27.360 Oh, that must be nice for him.

00:20:29.800 Much like Valdo Calicane, he will never see the inside of a jail cell.

00:20:32.980 Bear in mind, during the trial, the jury heard Abkar tell Mr. Odawa, I swear in the

00:20:38.480 name of Allah, in the name of God, you will know me, and then set him on fire.

00:20:42.680 But the attacks were not treated as a terrorism-related incident, and jurors heard one psychiatrist

00:20:46.880 agreed Abkar, who came to the UK from Sudan in 2017, he had paranoid schizophrenia.

00:20:51.260 So, Judge Melbourne Inman KC said Abkar would be detained in hospital for medical treatment

00:20:58.180 indefinitely until any consent for his release is given by the relative Secretary of State.

00:21:02.740 So he can be let out.

00:21:03.660 So we just have Sudanese schizophrenics, and again, another one of the poorest countries

00:21:09.540 in the world.

00:21:11.220 One of the last countries on the list that if you were in favor of immigration, you would

00:21:15.760 pick if you were rational, which is a bit of an anachronism anyway.

00:21:20.900 Sorry, go ahead.

00:21:21.720 No, I want to add that there is another aspect of the two-tier policing and two-tier justice

00:21:27.460 system issue here, because what happens in this case is that the judges who try to adjudicate

00:21:34.880 and try to form a judgment about what happened and to try to see the degree of moral culpability,

00:21:40.120 but also criminal mindset, they are trying to establish what went on in the case of that

00:21:46.060 particular case.

00:21:46.660 So what seems to me to be a pattern here is that people who are committing crimes of

00:21:57.500 the sort from these origins get ridiculously charitable interpretations, whereas the kinds

00:22:05.920 of reasons that a lot of judges may appeal to in order to say that some individuals like

00:22:13.320 this person there has diminished responsibility are not reasons that they are willing to appeal

00:22:19.460 to when they are talking about to people who are posting on social media.

00:22:23.400 What's very important is actually the...

00:22:24.880 So, yeah, what I wanted to say is that the kind of stress, the kind of, you know, schizophrenic

00:22:31.660 or whatever, the kind of moral or indignation or the kind of psychological burden people may

00:22:39.480 have when they confront their everyday life is something that enters the considerations

00:22:47.180 that judges appeal to in order to say that some people aren't criminally responsible, but

00:22:55.180 they are routinely not appeal to when it comes to people posting on social media on cases

00:23:01.360 of this sort.

00:23:02.120 Well, it's very important to raise because the judge in Lucy Connolly's case accused her

00:23:05.580 of playing the mental health card. Literally what he said. So if you look like this, and

00:23:11.280 those are your opinions, you will go to prison for over two years. If you look like this and

00:23:18.160 you're not from Britain, you get a hospital bed at the taxpayer's expense. And more at

00:23:23.380 the taxpayer's expense, just to leave you on a really cheery note, lads, we have news from

00:23:26.740 Kate McCann. The Home Office has put out a call to asylum hotel providers looking for

00:23:30.780 more space. After a spike in illegal channel crossings, Labour promised to end the use

00:23:36.080 of hotels, which cost four million a day, but is now looking for more capacity. There

00:23:40.200 was a parliamentary debate on September the 10th about illegal migration, and Nick Timothy,

00:23:44.940 a Conservative MP, stood up and said, I've been going through Yvette Cooper's announcement

00:23:48.280 about asylum. And she says that in order to clear the asylum backlog, she's going to grant

00:23:52.720 blanket amnesty to 70%. And she's going to do that so that she can move the costs for asylum

00:23:59.460 seekers from the foreign aid budget to the welfare budget. This foreign aid budget is

00:24:03.900 set by an Act of Parliament, the welfare budget, not all of it is, and so they don't have to

00:24:08.620 report the figures on that. And to do so, they're going to have to give every single

00:24:12.840 asylum seeker, failed or otherwise, every illegal migrant, access to claim the full spectrum

00:24:18.700 of benefits. And this is going to raise the asylum bill by 3.8 billion a year.

00:24:24.480 They really are some of the worst human beings imaginable, aren't they?

00:24:28.300 Yeah. So we're going to get more foreign criminals, you're going to go to prison if

00:24:31.580 you complain about it, and you're going to be made pay for it.

00:24:36.780 We've got some rumble rants. Sorry, gents, it's going to be a really depressing podcast

00:24:40.740 I think today.

00:24:41.740 Yeah.

00:24:42.320 $20 from The Mucinator. Don't let bad news, such as pedophiles being allowed to wander

00:24:47.520 the streets, gents, dissuade you gentlemen. Keep fighting the good fight. Thank you very

00:24:51.600 much.

00:24:52.140 Going down with the ship.

00:24:53.580 And that's a random name. Lots of immigrants, legal and illegal, hate the West. They see our

00:24:57.480 kindness and tolerance as weakness. There's only one solution. I'm not going to read that

00:25:02.160 out. Please don't FedPost. It gets us in trouble. Do you want us to be taken off air? Remember

00:25:08.440 the government is breathing down on X. We'd appreciate some patience. Anyway.

00:25:11.880 So, I've been doing some coverage recently about Japan. And it's been going rather well,

00:25:19.620 actually. And in fact, the Japanese have taken note. And so I wanted to do a segment basically

00:25:24.160 explaining multiculturalism and its consequences and how it's been a disaster for the human race.

00:25:32.640 Unintentionally quoting Uncle Ted there. But the point being here that they've taken our segment

00:25:39.660 and translated it here into Japanese. And you can see in the space of two days, 131,000 views. And

00:25:48.520 there are lots of comments here. Like there's one here. Why are foreigners more worried than

00:25:54.400 Japanese politicians? They've discovered that one. You know, why is it that these podcasters care more

00:26:01.420 about the well-being of people than our actual politicians? Well, let me tell you, Japan,

00:26:05.700 that is true of all Western politicians as well. This is how they get you. This is the formula.

00:26:12.100 And it does seem to be a formula that sort of gets rolled out in whichever country

00:26:16.160 that is being colonized by NGOs, basically.

00:26:20.760 And corporations.

00:26:22.400 And corporations, yes.

00:26:23.320 What's very important to say, because your last segment was excellent, I'm glad they translated it,

00:26:27.520 is that a source who spoke to the Japanese government told me, part of the reason they're doing

00:26:32.460 this is to attract more corporate investment to alleviate their debt crisis. And the corporations

00:26:37.440 are coming in and saying, right, well, we've got transgender employees. We want to hire the best

00:26:42.640 possible workers. So you have to liberalize your gender and your immigration laws in order for us

00:26:48.240 to put a headquarters in Tokyo. And so the government is going along with this. They're instituting

00:26:53.160 ruinous social policies for Japan to attract more capital investment. But that's obviously only a short-term

00:26:58.420 thing, because as we know, the kinds of migrants that are going to be brought in are going to be net

00:27:01.860 tax dependents. And the Japanese taxpayer is going to be paying for all of these costs and going to be

00:27:05.700 seeing higher crime rates.

00:27:06.680 Yeah, the solution isn't more mass immigration, by the way. The solution is reforming the economic

00:27:13.180 system, which relies too much on lent money, really. It needs to be streamlined and made as efficient

00:27:20.020 as possible. That is how you get a flourishing economy. You should be, you know, trading a lot.

00:27:25.520 That is how you get yourself out of this situation. It is not by doing this, because as you can,

00:27:31.780 as you'll see throughout the segment, it is not worth it. And yes, actually, a lot of Japanese

00:27:37.420 people in the comments were unaware of a lot of the things going on. And so I wanted to explain it

00:27:41.600 in sort of give you a nice big overview of the kind of things we've covered for years now,

00:27:47.040 because it's sort of second nature to us to talk about it. But to an outsider, perhaps,

00:27:52.620 it seems a bit more difficult to understand. And I'm going to use the UK as an example,

00:27:56.620 not only because that's where I live and have grown up my entire life, but I sort of see Japan

00:28:03.000 as the Britain of the East. And so it's a good equivalent, you know, an island nation that values

00:28:08.060 politeness and orderliness, that interested in the preservation of your heritage, both known for

00:28:14.380 liking tea and gardening as well, just coincidentally. And it also seems like a very nice place as well.

00:28:20.000 And it sort of, it has this aspect to it that it reminds me a little bit of home away from home.

00:28:26.020 It certainly felt like it when I was there. It's the reason I'm going back there for my honeymoon,

00:28:29.700 my missus speaks fluent Japanese. We love the country, and we would like Japan to remain

00:28:36.440 Japanese. Therefore, the Japanese people must preserve both their culture and their role as an

00:28:41.260 unquestionable demographic majority. Because if either of them slip, Japan becomes less Japanese,

00:28:46.100 and it becomes less of the beautiful place that we greatly admire.

00:28:48.140 So it's also worth mentioning as well, we're an alternative media organisation, and we have to

00:28:53.820 support ourselves via subscriptions to our website and through merch. And so we've recently got a US

00:29:00.620 election line as that's coming up. So if you did want to support our work, you can buy some of these

00:29:07.440 very cool t-shirts and mugs. So please do that if you could. And so Japan might think of something

00:29:15.980 like this when they think of England. So this is obviously a real place. This is Pulteney Bridge in Bath,

00:29:21.260 which I actually live around the corner from at one point. And so there are places similar to how Japan

00:29:27.260 imagines Britain, but they're becoming fewer and fewer. And the places that are like this are being run down,

00:29:36.560 basically. And there are a whole host of reasons for that. And one of them is that the people who made

00:29:43.200 these things, the culture in which it was created, is being pushed out of many of these areas. And so

00:29:49.040 if we have a look at the census here, this is was taken in 2021. And the dark blue represents

00:29:57.200 basically the white areas, as in the Europeans, and then the other colours represent

00:30:06.080 hang on, I'll get rid of that first, it'll be a bit easier to see. Okay, there we go. So you can see here that

00:30:11.600 a lot of the migration has gone to economic centres, so areas where people can make the most money. And

00:30:20.000 that's because a lot of the migration isn't migration to the UK, because they really like our way of life

00:30:26.720 and have respect for us. It's that they want to extract resources from us, they want to make money,

00:30:31.040 they're sort of have a mercenary like attitude. And you see this reflected in the kind of areas in which

00:30:37.120 they live, which have been fundamentally changed. And you can go to areas of London now. And you can

00:30:43.760 find that in some areas, in fact, you know, here's Hackney, famous part of London, there are parts of it

00:30:52.720 that are very highly dense with minorities, there's one minority majority, just to find it off the top

00:31:02.320 of my head. But there are places in in lots of areas of London that have it. Birmingham as well.

00:31:07.840 White Chapel is a good example. That's somewhere around here, isn't it? It's East London. It's

00:31:11.840 important to note. There we go, Tower Hamlets. There's 28%. There are some where it's only like

00:31:18.800 10% of people are white. And that's not even just including white British as well that that could

00:31:25.040 mean any Europeans at all. And so we've pretty much lost our capital city now, I think only about a

00:31:32.000 third of the population of London is, is it white British or just white more generally?

00:31:37.440 White British.

00:31:37.840 White British. So we are now a minority in our own capital city. And this is playing out

00:31:42.000 in lots of major cities as well. And you can see here Nottingham, Manchester, Leeds.

00:31:47.280 Nottingham is 50%.

00:31:48.720 Yeah, this is, and you can see the sort of point of injury here, it's sort of London,

00:31:55.280 and it's spreading out like a rash across the rest of England. You can even see in Wales,

00:32:00.880 Cardiff there. And there are a few places in the southwest that are far away enough that they're

00:32:08.720 far removed, similar to Scotland, which you can't see here. But there's been a massive demographic

00:32:16.320 shift. And it's changed the very nature of the United Kingdom, because British people are becoming

00:32:24.240 increasingly a minority. And that we might see a situation if this carries on, where we become a

00:32:29.360 minority in our own country, which would be a tragedy for our culture, for the people,

00:32:34.880 for the continuation of tens of, well, about 10,000 years of work from our ancestors to create

00:32:43.360 the Britain that we know and love.

00:32:45.360 So two things on that. When immigration was lower before 2019, the date at which the white

00:32:51.120 British would become a minority in Britain was 2066. So it would be exactly 1,000 years since the

00:32:56.320 Norman Conquest. It's not going to be earlier than that. But by 2083, Britain is due to be 54%

00:33:04.320 first-generation immigrant. Not just not white British, not just not born here, first-generation

00:33:10.080 immigrant. That's not a country anymore. That's an economic zone that people come and go from.

00:33:14.800 And I don't want to see the same fate to befall Japan, let alone here.

00:33:18.080 So we were promised that this was all done for economic reasons, and that's how it's being proposed

00:33:23.760 in Japan. But it's now finally being openly admitted that migration to the UK has failed to

00:33:30.560 boost any economic growth in the first place. This is now pretty much common knowledge, yet it still

00:33:35.920 continues because no one knows how to stop it. Well, no one in the mainstream, and there's not

00:33:40.960 also the will to change it. So it's also worth pointing out as well, most popular baby names.

00:33:48.720 Muhammad is the most popular boy's name yet again for 2023. And yes, I wonder why that is. Is it

00:33:55.920 anything to do with the large Muslim population that the native British taxpayers have to support because

00:34:00.960 a lot of them don't work? It's just ridiculous. And so you can see, you think that if we're doing

00:34:09.360 so much for these migrant communities, that they would be at least a bit reverent towards the host

00:34:15.040 population and grateful as, you know, anyone who does you a favour makes your life tangibly better.

00:34:21.120 If you're a normal, healthy person, you show them gratitude, you go out of your way to treat

00:34:25.200 them with respect. And that's not what happens. Here's the Leeds riots. And you might notice from

00:34:30.960 the video, a lot of these people are not British. What happened here was the social services went to

00:34:37.440 take a child away from a family that was not raising them in conditions that we saw fit to be raising

00:34:43.360 children. They're basically abusing their children. And the local area refused the authority of the social

00:34:50.400 services. Then the police came in to restore order. And then they set fire to police vehicles

00:34:55.280 and actually drove the police out of the area. And they set fire to things. This is how we are treated

00:35:02.880 in our own country. And what they're doing is they're rejecting our authority in these zones because they

00:35:07.120 are now the majority in some areas. And they're saying, we don't need you to govern us. And we saw this

00:35:12.160 in some of the riots in August as well, whereby they said, we don't need your police protection.

00:35:17.440 These were Muslims. Because they had weapons. They had knives. And they went out and they went

00:35:21.440 to look for people. And they did find people. And they attacked people.

00:35:26.160 What we need to say here, because we're talking about multiculturalism, and a lot of people don't

00:35:30.720 know, is that multiculturalism is not the idea that people from anywhere around the world can go to

00:35:36.400 another place and assimilate and integrate into the culture. Multiculturalism is precisely the claim

00:35:43.920 that people shouldn't do this. And people from different groups should have different ways of

00:35:49.360 life. Now, there are many groups. Whenever we're talking about the entire globe, there are many

00:35:54.560 cultures, many people who have many customs and many ways of life. But what happens here is that

00:36:04.400 a lot of people are thinking that their own way of life should be higher than the law of the country

00:36:11.200 to which they immigrate. So that's one of the major areas of problem when it comes to

00:36:18.960 multiculturalism is that some that people from the left are being told that you should come here and

00:36:25.840 people from here, the indigenous people shouldn't demand from you to respect the rules, you can play

00:36:31.520 by your own rules. So at some point, they will say, well, we're going to play by our own rules when it

00:36:36.800 comes to safety as well. So a good example of this as well, and how also these these groups come in

00:36:43.680 and then replace the native culture is this is from Notting Hill Carnival. This used to be a carnival

00:36:48.960 for native British Londoners. And it was taken over by people from the Caribbean and Africa, and has now

00:36:55.440 become a source of crime. So in London, more generally, knife and gun murders have been increasing pretty

00:37:02.240 rapidly. And there's almost always cases at these events of knife and gun crime. This didn't used to

00:37:09.360 happen. Okay, crime was very, very rare in Britain, until we opened it up to these foreign mercenaries.

00:37:16.240 Police officers are sexually assaulted every year, there have been acid attacks, people have died.

00:37:20.960 It is violent. And yet it is sponsored by the very multicultural Muslim mayor of London.

00:37:26.640 And so it's also worth pointing out as well, that not all people behave exactly the same. For example,

00:37:33.120 black Londoners make up just 13% of the population, but are responsible for 61% of knife murders,

00:37:39.040 and 63% of gun crimes, which is a massive overrepresentation. And so that should be taken,

00:37:46.080 you know, as we need to be very careful importing people like this into our country, if at all. Also,

00:37:53.760 the grooming gangs, largely a Pakistani phenomenon. Entire communities were implicated in this, the

00:38:00.960 entirety of the Pakistani community. In all these various areas, this is just some of them that it

00:38:06.720 happened across England is still going on now, because a lot of them have gone unprosecuted,

00:38:12.960 likely 10s of 1000s of them roaming free. There are stories of them running into their victims in

00:38:18.480 in things like shopping centres and things like that. And their victims being overcome with anxiety

00:38:25.040 because the person who abused them, and there was a racial element, they targeted white girls,

00:38:31.040 and they were largely Pakistani men, that doesn't get talked about enough. And none of them have been

00:38:35.920 deported. None of them have been removed from the country, they have no right to be here. And yet,

00:38:40.960 because of human rights lawyers, and things like that, they're allowed to stay because they'll be

00:38:45.600 persecuted in their foreign country, which I think is actually a good thing. I don't even think they

00:38:49.680 should be alive if they do these sorts of things. In the last trial, one of the victims gave a witness

00:38:54.320 statement. She spoke to the men that had abused her as a child, and she was asked to censor her

00:38:59.200 statement because she requested to have them deported after they finished their prison sentence.

00:39:03.280 And as to the numbers, in the last year, there was a task force set up by the previous government

00:39:08.160 just to identify victims and perpetrators. They found 4,000 victims and 1,500 perpetrators in one

00:39:15.200 year. Imagine how many more there are. It's ridiculous, isn't it? And it's even being admitted

00:39:20.080 by our state media that the police left children at the mercy of the gangs because they were scared of

00:39:26.240 being called racist. Because the police didn't do their job because they were worried about the

00:39:31.680 backlash against them if they targeted these communities, even though they were doing this in

00:39:36.240 the first place. And in fact, 20% of child abuse victims are involved with these gangs. So the

00:39:44.560 extent is massive. Bear in mind the Asian population, which also counts Japanese people, who are not

00:39:52.000 doing these crimes. I don't think there's the Japanese register on our crime charts at all.

00:39:56.960 No, they don't, no. What they mean is Pakistani, but the total Asian population is 8%. So the victims of

00:40:03.680 this crime are 20% of all child sexual exploitation crimes. That is, again, a vast over-representation

00:40:10.080 that is not being punished. And also there is the whole apparatus of the mainstream media and the

00:40:15.760 state who are literally demonizing everyone who speaks about it.

00:40:22.000 Mm-hmm. So I need to pick up the pace a little bit because I've been going on for a while.

00:40:26.480 So it's worth mentioning as well. I don't know who's highlighting my notes, but please stop.

00:40:33.440 Here is London. So 36.8% of London's population identified as white British,

00:40:39.760 which is lower than the national average of 78.4%. And now it's to the point where you need a salary

00:40:45.200 of three times the national average to even be able to buy a house, which is absurd. Because it's so

00:40:52.320 overpopulated, right? This is me right now. I can't find anything on the market that is suitable,

00:40:58.320 that is not a wreck. And combined, me and my missus are making over six figures. It's impossible to get

00:41:04.320 somewhere. And it's also worth mentioning as well that there are gangs, largely foreign gangs,

00:41:09.280 they're actually on motorized bicycles and scooters going around just stealing people's phones in the

00:41:16.000 street. And there's not really a lot that can be done about this because there's just so many of them.

00:41:21.040 You know, the police do catch them sometimes. I've seen footage of police cars knocking them off

00:41:24.720 their bikes and things like that, which is great. But it's just so widespread that they can't stop

00:41:31.440 it. And this never used to happen either. The majority of police forces in England and

00:41:35.200 Wales haven't solved a single burglary in the last year. I know it's ridiculous, isn't it?

00:41:39.520 They do lock people up for tweets. And of course, the crime rate as well. Obviously,

00:41:43.520 there's a bit of a dip for the lockdowns because no one was out and about. But you can see,

00:41:48.480 just since 2015, there is a pretty significant increase in just general crime rate per 1,000

00:41:56.400 of the population. And so per capita crime is rising. It's pretty obvious that it's just

00:42:02.000 becoming a worse place to live. It's expensive and ridden with crime. Who wants to live there?

00:42:06.160 Well, apparently, foreign mercenaries. And that's about it. It's also worth mentioning,

00:42:10.800 while they're here, they disrespect our heritage. So Black Lives Matter, which you might have heard of

00:42:16.480 in the, you know, for the United States movement, was a big thing because there is a significant

00:42:21.520 black population in the UK now. And this has led an alliance between minorities and communists,

00:42:29.200 both of which hate Britain, tearing down statues. And here they illegally tore down a statue and threw

00:42:35.520 it in a river. And they didn't receive any prison time for this because our political regime tacitly

00:42:42.480 approves. But I think that tearing down statues is a sign that you are possessed of ideology to the

00:42:49.200 point whereby you've stopped respecting those who came before. And, you know, the person whose

00:42:55.200 statue it was, they were a former slaver. However, they had a statue because they did a lot of

00:43:02.000 philanthropic work and invested in the local area. That's why they had the statue. There is nuance to

00:43:06.800 historical characters that gets lost if you tear them down and throw them into a river. And it's

00:43:11.920 also worth mentioning as well that our history is desecrated by trying to write in people that were

00:43:18.160 never here. So they're trying to claim that in, you know, a thousand years ago there were still

00:43:22.960 black people here. Even in the Roman times, two thousand years ago, the black people, they were

00:43:28.240 always here. And so you should accept them being here now because it's always been the case. It's just

00:43:33.360 a lie. They're making it up. There's no historical basis. There's no evidence for this. And, you know,

00:43:40.320 you see it as well in TV representations of things. So here is Anne Boleyn, a famous wife to Henry VIII,

00:43:47.840 one of the kings of England, portrayed by an African woman. Why? Because they want to push this into our

00:43:54.560 faces. They want to make us ashamed to be who we are and to revere our colonizers, basically.

00:44:03.840 And so if we wanted to do anything about it, there is the Equality Act, which makes it legal

00:44:10.560 for employers to discriminate against the native population in favour of foreigners. This has

00:44:15.360 legal basis to discriminate against the native population, the people who have the most claim

00:44:19.760 to these islands. And if you want to complain about it online, there's this act here, which makes it a

00:44:27.280 crime to point out the people doing this to us and things like that. And if you want to do it in

00:44:33.200 person, there's also the Public Order Act, which if someone takes offence to something that you say,

00:44:38.080 however reasonable, even if it's based in fact, you can be arrested for just simply hurting their

00:44:43.760 feelings. The same with the Communications Act. It's based on whether you hurt people's feelings,

00:44:49.040 and sometimes being completely honest and being factual about the state of reality gets you in

00:44:55.680 trouble and makes you do prison time. This was the piece of legislation that I was threatened with

00:45:01.360 arrest for. There is footage of this online because I stood outside talking about the LGBT activists and

00:45:06.960 I said the word insidious and a police officer thought I was insulting a woman and came over and said,

00:45:11.200 if you keep talking, I will arrest you. This doesn't prosecute you if you say things in your own home,

00:45:16.800 only outside. But another piece of legislation, which is a non-crime hate incident that records the

00:45:22.400 things you say in person or offline that can stop you from getting a job, now doesn't matter whether or

00:45:27.680 not you said the thing indoors in your own home, on the internet, or in public, you will still have this

00:45:32.480 black mark against you. So we literally police thought crimes here in the UK. And it's worth mentioning as

00:45:38.160 well. The UK had a general election and this was our opportunity to deal with the immigration situation

00:45:44.960 and there was a left-wing sort of socialistic landslide because the right-wing party was so

00:45:51.360 corrupt that they were very unpopular. And the Reform Party was the main party campaigning

00:45:56.480 on immigration and they only got five seats in our parliament, which has 650. But if you look at

00:46:02.960 the percentage of votes relative, oh, it's being strange, but if you look at the percentage of votes,

00:46:11.520 Reform got 14% but only got five seats. Whereas if you look at the Liberal Democrats,

00:46:17.920 they got 12%, so about, you know, 2% less, but they got 72 seats. This, the way the political system

00:46:25.440 operates seems very ineffective at reflecting national mood. And it's worth pointing out as well,

00:46:34.320 even mainstream outlets were saying immigration is the key issue and we didn't get it addressed.

00:46:41.040 And it's to the point where 9 and 10 constituencies want tougher controls in immigration.

00:46:45.280 And if you remember the demographics before, the areas in red here that want an increase in numbers

00:46:51.760 or relaxed controls are where the immigrants already are the majority. So all of the native British areas,

00:46:59.680 we are the majority that want to stop immigration, but it's being imposed upon us anyway.

00:47:06.320 This survey as well came out and it said that the people that voted for less immigration

00:47:12.800 underestimated the number of immigrants coming in by a factor of 10. So we have net immigration of

00:47:18.160 700,000 people added to the population every year. It's total about 1.2, 1.3.

00:47:22.400 About a 1% population growth a year because of immigration.

00:47:26.080 And the people that said we want to reduce immigration thought it was only 70,000.

00:47:30.880 So if they knew the real figures, imagine how angry people would be.

00:47:34.240 Exactly. And it's worth pointing out as well, because there is an incoming election. I believe

00:47:39.040 it's on the 27th of October. So please bear this in mind in Japan.

00:47:42.880 You have the potential to do something about it before it's too late, because what has been done

00:47:48.960 to the UK is an utter tragedy. It's why I'm here doing this right now. I was going to be an academic,

00:47:55.440 I was going to be a university lecturer, but I left because I saw this as far, far more important,

00:48:02.000 because it's the fate of my entire country, rather than just furthering scientific research,

00:48:08.000 which can wait. But this is a fight for the very essence of Europe and North America.

00:48:15.120 We cannot allow this to continue. You cannot allow it to continue in Japan, because it is a tragedy.

00:48:21.840 Very good, Josh. Thank you.

00:48:23.120 Yeah, very good. We've got some rumble rants here before Stelios takes us away with another depressing

00:48:27.360 segment. Sorry, I already set the tone here, didn't I, today? I apologize for my voice,

00:48:31.360 by the way. It's just, it's just going. $50 from Blood for the Blood God. I could have just, that's okay.

00:48:37.760 It's all right. I don't need it now. Think of the, I don't think I can read that out, actually.

00:48:43.840 That might be a crime in my country. I think that might be slightly too offensive to read out.

00:48:50.480 Okay, thank you for the donation. But the essence of what you're saying is,

00:48:54.800 those poor people who've come in and ruined your society, how else would they be able to make a living

00:49:00.400 other than ferrying? Drugs. Drugs. That's the essence of what you're saying.

00:49:05.600 Albanians, yes. Thank you for $50 as well. Yes. We do appreciate it.

00:49:08.720 Uh, Kassel Dewan, absolutely amazing segment from Josh. I agree. Thank you.

00:49:13.040 Firm bond between traditional nationalistic governments worldwide is how we win. If one

00:49:16.480 nation fails, France, Germany, or indeed Japan, we're all poorer for it. I'd also add Hungary to

00:49:20.400 that list, because they're doing a very good job. That's a random name, $5. Genuinely didn't think I was

00:49:24.320 fed posting. Apologies. Well, the line is just much tighter than we'd all like it, I suppose.

00:49:28.720 Thank you for, um, uh, saying so though, and thank you for the other donation.

00:49:32.240 We appreciate it. I forget the Eye of Sauron is upon you. I love our Orc overlords. We need more

00:49:36.000 Grima Wormtongues in positions of power. I disavow Shia Supreme. There are very many Grima Wormtongues

00:49:41.120 there. Um, $5 again from the Muconator. We're witnessing the results of a 50-year education

00:49:45.520 syllabus that constantly told us we are guilty for the crimes of the past. Yes, and also if you import

00:49:50.000 en masse the people that think that they are oppressed by said past, then they're going to be

00:49:53.920 resentful of the native population and be criminals. Also, another $5 from Davyverse.

00:49:58.640 Black Britain is clearly a lie. Just looking at the census data again,

00:50:01.360 there must have been a genocide everywhere outside of London and Birmingham

00:50:04.080 and Bradford if that was true. Yeah, it's ridiculous. And $5, and that's a random name.

00:50:09.200 I know you highlighted how we can reverse the damage, Josh, but to do that we would need to be

00:50:12.800 in power, win elections. How can that be done if every right-wing party is compromised or containment?

00:50:17.040 I think that we've just got to do the best we can. You know, I'm not exactly optimistic about the

00:50:23.520 future, but if we give up, then failure is guaranteed, right? And I think that, you know,

00:50:29.200 worse things in the world could happen than reform get in and they do some olive branch things.

00:50:35.280 Uh, but I've had, I've had chats with reform people this week and I'm not optimistic. I'll have

00:50:41.600 to tell you about them off air. Okay. Because I can't say anything. My, I might want to do a political

00:50:46.080 strategy episode on my show or something at some point, but the current best case scenario for us,

00:50:50.640 I think, is even though the Conservative Party will betray everyone, having Jenrick win the

00:50:55.840 leadership election to then try and be more Farage than Farage to stop reform from being so

00:51:00.720 complacent and soft and create a right-wing arms race, at least on rhetoric, would be best. But as

00:51:07.360 prospects go, they're trying to give us Kemi Badenoch or Zia Youssef to vote for in 2029.

00:51:13.120 So it's pretty difficult. Maybe Trump can liberate us in 10 years time.

00:51:17.600 Who knows? Anyway, take it away. If you're American, it's fine.

00:51:20.960 Cheer us up, Stelios. I will do no such thing.

00:51:25.920 Right. Okay. So do I have control of the stuff?

00:51:28.960 Yeah. Okay. Okay. So I think we can describe that on a daily basis. When we enter social media and

00:51:38.320 stuff, we're bombarded by all sorts of events and news that seem a bit disconnected. And a lot of the

00:51:45.040 time people try to connect the dots and frequently they do see stuff, but they are unable to draw several

00:51:51.760 implications. I think that this happens, especially when it comes to mainstream media. So right now, a lot

00:51:57.680 of people do say that there is a problem with migration when with foreign crime and throughout

00:52:03.040 the West, but they are very hesitant to draw the implications from it. And that's how we have a

00:52:10.960 narrative that is created by the mainstream media and by the state that comes and says, no, you're only

00:52:17.120 allowed to interpret this as an economic thing. So what they're trying to do is that they are saying

00:52:22.880 that people will at some point find out, people will draw the connections. So let's rush to create a

00:52:28.800 narrative that makes sense of these and steers it towards the direction that is helpful for the

00:52:36.160 government. So I think that we could start by doing the reverse and we could just tell people that we're not

00:52:44.720 living in a society where the government isn't interfering in our lives, it's interfering very

00:52:52.160 much. And it's interfering with social engineering. So if there's social engineering, it means that there

00:52:58.880 is a goal that the government is working towards. Now, in the past, there have been regimes that have

00:53:05.040 tried to coerce people into adopting a particular plan, a particular idea of how they should be. But this

00:53:13.520 hasn't worked and in the West, at least so far, it's not the route that governments have been,

00:53:21.920 have tried to do. They have tried to covertly subvert things. They have tried to get into the minds of

00:53:29.760 people and get them slowly and steadily adopt a new vision, a disastrous vision that has the particular,

00:53:38.160 a particular idea of what the role, our role is within it. So what we need to do is to connect the

00:53:46.400 dots and try and say that if there is social engineering, then there is a goal. And the

00:53:51.360 government is trying to use a narrative that takes us to that goal and tries to enter into our own minds

00:53:59.120 with linguistic tricks, with all sorts of narrative control techniques, into making us become the new

00:54:06.880 people. Before we say more about this, we have Lotus Eaters merch to share with you. You can visit

00:54:14.880 our website and support us because we are funded by our subscribers. We're not mainstream media,

00:54:21.840 we are entirely dependent on people. This is, yeah, exclusive to the US election as well.

00:54:29.600 And also, it is rumoured that it gives you a plus five buff in resisting government mind control,

00:54:35.360 I'm told. Exactly. It's an unsubstantiated rumour, so take it with a pinch of salt. But if you drink

00:54:40.400 from this, potentially, it could give you resistance to government programming. If you drink from the

00:54:44.960 Biden-Harris one, it's like drinking from the wrong cup in Last Crusade. Crumble into dust. Or Joe Biden.

00:54:50.240 I love that film. Yeah, but unironically, I mean, you say this with humour, but there's an important

00:54:58.240 message to it because literally what is hanging from this election, and this is a US election,

00:55:04.160 so this means that a lot of things are dependent on it for the entire West, is that we have reached

00:55:11.200 a situation, a point of extreme polarisation, where if you disagree with the Democrats, you're

00:55:16.400 presented as essentially being demonic. Or an enemy of the state. Yeah. Evil, immoral.

00:55:24.560 Threat to democracy. Exactly. That's their word. Despite them taking undemocratic action.

00:55:28.960 Yes. The reasons I've explained in a previous show. So, a lot of the times, people were saying

00:55:34.000 what the goal was. And they were denounced as really evil people. But now Van Jones actually

00:55:42.320 said it. He said it out loud. So, if he said it, it's okay to play it. Let's play it.

00:55:47.680 The asking the white majority to do something is difficult. And I think it'd be easier if we just

00:55:53.760 acknowledge that it's difficult. No ethnic majority group in 10,000 years of human history that I could

00:56:00.320 find. Everyone from being a majority to being a minority and liked it. And that's basically the

00:56:06.960 request from the racial justice left, is that we want the white majority to go from being a majority

00:56:15.040 to being a minority and like it. That's a tough request. And the reality is that change is hard.

00:56:24.880 So, he said it out loud. How many times did people from the right wing or from the

00:56:29.840 Republicans in the US say that this is the Democrats' goal? And they were denounced as,

00:56:35.920 you know, purveyors of hate speech? Well, there's a phrase that we can't

00:56:38.960 say on YouTube, but I'll use a synonym here. It's the large swap.

00:56:43.520 Now, that's a good way of saying it. I mentioned this because I read the original essay.

00:56:48.480 And in the original essay, it's being given, I believe it was to a synagogue in Paris,

00:56:53.440 as a lecture. And he said, if you import Muslims, you get antisemitism. And so,

00:56:57.680 women, homosexuals, like himself, who gave the speech, and Jews, are soaring off the

00:57:03.440 branch they're sitting on. And this got turned into an antisemitic conspiracy theory that I was

00:57:07.280 accused of spreading. And the same goes for Tucker Carlson or Vivek Ramaswamy, who say that this

00:57:12.480 great swap is a pillar of the Democrat Party platform. Well, Van Jones worked in the Obama

00:57:18.960 White House, shills constantly for Democrats on CNN, is just saying this is the explicit goal.

00:57:24.480 I think a bit of Aristotle is very useful here. And I think Stelios will already know what I'm

00:57:29.600 going to bring up here. And I think, Connor, you do as well, whereby Aristotle argues that tyrants

00:57:35.280 prefer foreign subjects because they're easier to rule over than the natives who put more demands on

00:57:42.080 their leaders. That's, in effect, what he says.

00:57:44.560 Yes. Parents prefer foreigners.

00:57:47.360 Right. So, he says it out loud. The goal is to make the white majority to go from a majority to

00:57:54.400 minority and like it. And that is why, for years now, there has been a whole agenda to present a

00:58:01.680 narrative according to which anyone who says that, no, I don't like my group to lose power,

00:58:09.040 is presented in the worst way possible. So, Van Jones is really honest about it right now,

00:58:17.280 but a lot of people haven't been honest about it for years. So, this narrative has tried to create

00:58:26.720 a situation where it completely destabilizes people's understanding. Literally, weakness has

00:58:33.520 been presented as strength by Joe Biden when he went four years ago on the 8th of November.

00:58:39.920 Muslim communities, but African communities, Asian communities, Hispanic communities,

00:58:44.640 and the wave still continues. It's not going to stop, nor should we want it to stop. As a matter of fact,

00:58:53.760 it's one of the things I think we can be most proud of. So, there's a second thing in that black box,

00:59:02.960 an unrelenting stream of immigration, non-stop, non-stop. Folks like me, who are Caucasian of European

00:59:13.440 descent, for the first time in 2017, will be in an absolute minority in the United States of America,

00:59:20.560 America. Absolute minority. Fewer than 50% of the people in America, from then and on,

00:59:28.160 will be white European stock. That's not a bad thing. That's a source of our strength.

00:59:35.840 Quick correction, by the way. That was during the Obama administration. This was just posted

00:59:39.760 in 2020, because you can see Attorney General Eric Holder. But it's important to know that,

00:59:43.840 because it goes even before. Exactly. Which is what Van Jones was a part of. So, this is a clear,

00:59:49.920 collaborated consensus that this is going to happen. Yes. So, he didn't go out and say it out

00:59:55.840 loud. He said, we're going to become a minority and that's a good thing. Now, whose strength is it if

01:00:04.640 you lose power and you become a minority? Well, it's the strength of the global elites that are using

01:00:10.000 Europe and North America as their own battery farm for wealth generation. Exactly. So,

01:00:15.200 sadly, things make sense. The we, it doesn't mean we as a people. And it's particularly important when

01:00:24.080 the Democrats are trying to say that they are the only protectors of the popular will. When they say

01:00:30.000 we, they don't mean we as a people. Why? Because they want to do social engineering to the people.

01:00:35.920 They want to constantly have open borders and flood countries with people from anywhere in the world.

01:00:42.320 That's why they're talking about endless stream of migration. They're not talking about,

01:00:46.480 about, you know, cultural continuities and discontinuities. That's precisely their goal.

01:00:51.680 So, suddenly, it makes sense. Every disconnected event you see, every gaslighting thing, everything

01:00:59.840 boils down to this. Even things like that, like Judith Battler saying, Hamas and Hezbollah are social

01:01:04.640 movements that are progressive, that are on the left, that are part of a global left. Come on.

01:01:09.200 But it's also worth pointing out as well that America became great the more European it became,

01:01:14.240 right? In that when it was 100% Native American, they're in the Stone Age. And so it, the notion

01:01:22.080 that somehow this is a source of strength when actually, if you look at history, it's the complete

01:01:26.560 inverse, if anything.

01:01:27.840 So, what they know, and what they keep telling us isn't happening, but when it does happen,

01:01:32.400 it's a good thing, is that cultural change is often downstream of demographic change.

01:01:37.120 Because as much as we all hope that everything is just a marketplace of ideas, that the best

01:01:42.320 values will win out, for lots of people who are non-European, who don't think of themselves

01:01:46.800 as very individualistic, they will have trouble assimilating into a new culture, because for them,

01:01:51.520 their ethnic identity, from their homeland, is more important than the ideas of the host nation.

01:01:57.200 And so that I know, if they import lots of people in, encourage them to be multicultural,

01:02:01.200 encourage them to live in their own cultural ghettos, apart from the host population,

01:02:05.040 that over time this will divide and conquer the population, and therefore give them more power.

01:02:10.000 It is also worth pointing out as well, that Europeans, white Europeans in particular,

01:02:15.840 are unique in the entire world for having an out-group preference when studied. As in,

01:02:21.520 they prefer people outside of their own ethnic group, which is unprecedented in human history,

01:02:27.280 and could well be our downfall.

01:02:28.560 Only liberals, I will say.

01:02:29.760 That's true, yeah.

01:02:30.400 And what we need to say is that when you're talking about the free marketplace of ideas and debate,

01:02:35.120 there is a limit to who you can debate with. There's a limit. I'm all for debate.

01:02:39.680 I'm all for debate. And I think it's a good thing to have debates.

01:02:43.280 Why? Because it's the only way to combat polarization in a non-violent manner.

01:02:48.320 Right now you have the Democrats in the US who are essentially saying, if you combat,

01:02:52.880 if you disagree in any way with the idea that white people need to become a minority and like it,

01:02:59.840 you're essentially a demon who is talking hate speech and needs to be persecuted.

01:03:05.120 No, you can't discuss with people who think this.

01:03:07.680 The only way to solve this in a non-violent way, which is the way that I want, I want non-violent

01:03:13.840 ways to solve things, is by taking a step back from the polarization and opening people's minds.

01:03:21.840 And obviously, a lot of people within politics are not going to do that because they want to profit

01:03:28.000 from the polarization. The people, especially who are voting, need to hear this. They need to hear this.

01:03:36.160 And what happened is that what this goal shows is that they have created and they are using a

01:03:43.040 narrative for more than a decade now, for many years now, that tries to completely guilt shame

01:03:49.600 people into accepting this. And people would normally say, well, my group losing power is a bad thing.

01:03:57.680 So the whole idea is to how to guilt shame people into thinking it's a good thing. And this requires an

01:04:05.200 attack on several fronts, on culture, on symbolism. They're attacking symbols of good and evil on

01:04:12.480 several places. That's why, for instance, we have orcs. What do orcs have to do with it? It has

01:04:17.840 everything to do with it once you understand the symbolism in it. And what I mean by that is very

01:04:23.120 simple. Orcs in Lord of the Rings are a symbol of evil. So when evil is presented as good or as humane,

01:04:31.200 people's moral conscience gets destabilized and people get demoralized.

01:04:36.960 Well, if people have a destabilized sense of morality, then they're easier to control,

01:04:41.040 basically, because they don't know what they stand for and they're more passive.

01:04:43.920 Exactly. Now, you would say that Democrats are particularly sensitive and they care about the,

01:04:49.360 and all progressives are particularly sensitive and they care about people. And they have hate

01:04:54.240 speech because they care about people's emotions. But I think we have been saying for a long time now

01:04:59.120 that hate speech isn't about the victim. It's about the government. It's all about increasing

01:05:03.760 government control. Here we have in the UK, black law student Suhail Ali, who called England star

01:05:10.000 Bukayo Saka, a, within quotation mark, monkey, used the N-word and a black piece of

01:05:17.120 S is let off because he was not intending to be racist. Oh, so it's all right then.

01:05:22.080 So that's all you need to see right there. It's not about the victims. It's not about the victims

01:05:27.680 of hate speech. It's about who to prosecute. So they said, this is a law student who may potentially

01:05:34.160 vote for us. So we're not going to prosecute him. Was the other one offended by being called these

01:05:39.600 things? Maybe, but who cares? Both of them are going to vote. That's how progressives think.

01:05:46.320 Right. We have here, we're going to have to blur that. Yeah. We're going to have to blur this,

01:05:50.720 but there, there's an attack on religious symbols. I'll, we'll, we'll play it afterwards. So there's an

01:05:57.200 attack on religious symbols and we have a consistent series of Christian, um, culture, uh, that is being

01:06:09.840 portrayed in very blasphemous ways. So we had the topless nuns in, in, uh, skates. You could say

01:06:17.280 that, that, that a lot of people may talk about free speech and, uh, the, and, and artistic creativity

01:06:25.280 in a way, yes, but look at the other religions that these people are not going to satirize.

01:06:30.800 Well, the funny thing is that they're sort of going for easy targets because in the UK in particular,

01:06:36.800 Christianity is the only, uh, religion that isn't protected by laws to criticize it. You know,

01:06:43.600 if they started satirizing Mohammed, I'd have a lot more respect for them.

01:06:47.520 They're also the only region that's in decline, whereas Islam is growing.

01:06:50.960 But the, the very expression of Christian faith is particularly offensive to some. So you could

01:06:57.520 ask someone who would see this and they say, well, what does this have to do with it? Oh,

01:07:00.720 some, some crazy academics said that the Canterbury tales are potentially offensive

01:07:05.280 because they're expressing Christian faith. But once you understand the goal that Van Jones

01:07:11.200 was explicit about, you will see how all these silly events, events that seem isolated and fragmented

01:07:18.000 and on their own, they may seem meaningless and sometimes cringe, sometimes funny, sometimes

01:07:22.960 blasphemous, but not parts of something larger are in fact seen as being parts of something larger.

01:07:29.280 They see it as the white man's religion, therefore they have to destroy it to demoralize him.

01:07:32.720 And also on the point of it not being according to their power structure, the entire point of

01:07:37.680 Christianity is to sure render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, but to keep the, the convictions

01:07:42.800 of your, of your faith. And so if a tyrant demands that you comply, no, instead you, you stand by your

01:07:50.080 principles and you would sooner be martyred than become the kinds of person that would throw your

01:07:54.800 fellow Christians into a camp. Exactly. So we have here a prestigious Russell Group University has

01:08:00.000 slapped a trigger warning on Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales because of its potentially offensive

01:08:05.520 expressions of Christian faith. No more, no further comment is required. Here we have the other element

01:08:12.400 of it because I have been saying, and a lot of people have been particularly hostile to my point

01:08:17.920 in this, particularly also from all sides, that wokeness has two tiers. It has a Machiavellian tier

01:08:26.320 in its higher echelons of power, and it has a sort of ridiculous, you know, ridiculously naive tier

01:08:33.840 who are a lot of the, you know, naive. Sort of like the Wicked Witch and her henchmen, right? Yes.

01:08:39.680 It's sort of operating in that manner whereby she sends them to do their bidding, but they don't

01:08:44.480 necessarily understand the bigger picture. Yeah. So we have here a Middle Eastern affairs scholar from

01:08:50.080 the University of TikTok conflating a Greek flag from an Israeli flag and attacking it. And at the,

01:08:58.000 I'll play this without sound. Please get rid of it because I've heard this video and it's annoying.

01:09:05.600 Yes. So what's going on is that she made the mistake. I think that people shouldn't do this to

01:09:11.920 flags because I think basically you shouldn't do this. But when she finished and she understood the

01:09:18.240 mistake, she said, okay, my bad. But she posted the video. Because she's a narcissist who has also been

01:09:26.160 told by the dint of her not being white that she can do no wrong. Yes. But in the minds of these people,

01:09:31.280 if you're against Israel, you're automatically good, especially right now. So it's okay that she defiled

01:09:39.120 a Greek flag because her intentions were good in the minds of that audience.

01:09:46.640 Right. Here we have, we have Joshua's claim about Brian Krasenstein. What did Brian Krasenstein do

01:09:56.160 when it comes to comparing Trump? Who did he compare Trump with? A certain Austrian painter

01:10:03.600 who was famous for doing naughty things in the mid-century. Yes. And he's talking about

01:10:09.520 patriotic displays and a strong emphasis on national identity. I want to tell to Brian Krasenstein that

01:10:14.960 the people who fought this Austrian painter also had the strong sense of national identity. Well,

01:10:21.280 do you know who else does right now? The Israelis. And nobody, nobody, sorry,

01:10:25.120 but nobody is telling Israel that they need to become more diverse or have a more inclusive form of

01:10:29.360 Zionism while they're bombing the crap out of Hamas and Hezbollah. And fine, you know,

01:10:34.560 I'd quite like what the Israelis have. But then to say, oh, all expressions of national identity are

01:10:39.040 therefore Adolf Hitler. I think Bibi Metanyahu might have something to say about that.

01:10:42.720 Also, the North Koreans have a strong sense of national identity. I mean, would the communist

01:10:48.800 North Koreans be the same? Soviets? Yeah. There are lots of examples. I think nationalism isn't

01:10:54.720 necessarily, it doesn't necessarily belong to any one political ideology. You can be nationalistic on

01:11:00.640 any side of the political spectrum. We're just the anomaly because we hate ourselves for some insane

01:11:04.720 pathological reason. Right. So now we have all watched the Hoya Saxa controversy with a lady who was

01:11:13.280 who was shot by the police officer after attacking him multiple times and stabbing him multiple times.

01:11:19.200 So you would say, what does this have to do with what Van Jones says? Well, I'm taking

01:11:24.560 Van Jones out of it, but the narrative wants to integrate everything within it. So the important

01:11:31.920 thing here is allocation of responsibility. This police officer was stabbed multiple times,

01:11:38.000 but still there was a huge debate about whose responsibility, whether he had the right to defend

01:11:44.080 himself. So do you have the audacity to defend yourself and think that you have rights as a human

01:11:51.440 being when you're attacked? You have the audacity to think this. I think... Oh, sorry. Go ahead.

01:11:58.240 No, we have this Evan Lovesworth clown here saying to Oren McIntyre, this was racism and abuse. He had

01:12:05.600 a gun and she didn't. She was clearly having a psychotic episode. Yeah. I mean, do you think that

01:12:11.920 people could be dangerous when they have psychotic episodes? With a knife? Yeah. So people having psychotic

01:12:18.160 psychotic episodes do not deserve to be murdered. That Asian police officer should just have allowed

01:12:22.400 himself to be stabbed because didn't he know that that black lady's higher in the oppression hierarchy

01:12:27.280 than him? Yes. So people are slowly connecting the dots because it has been explicit in several ways

01:12:34.640 are explicit. It is explicit that Van Jones hit the final nail of the head of the coffin with his

01:12:42.560 dishonesty. But this is something that is sort of simmering. And we have people who are straightforwardly

01:12:47.360 denying it. And we have Sal the agorist here saying, none of your problems are because someone

01:12:52.160 else immigrated. That's insane to me. So I know this account and he's meant to be a fellow libertarian.

01:12:59.680 Yeah. Although my ideology is very, very different to his. He claims to be a Rothbardian,

01:13:06.000 by the way. I know. And Rothbard actually turned against immigration later on in life when he

01:13:11.760 actually came to realize that it was destructive. So even, you know, the person who he claims to follow

01:13:17.840 disagrees with this position. Students for Liberty put out a post that a friend of mine

01:13:22.080 sent me on Instagram the other week saying, America is only great because of immigration.

01:13:26.080 Oh yes. Hundreds of thousands of Haitians built America. It's the most low possible resolution thought.

01:13:34.000 Well, yeah. So that's the issue here is that there are some people who are just unable to contemplate

01:13:41.600 that there can be a problem with this. And this is a problem with, you could say, with some libertarians

01:13:46.960 as well. Yeah. I consider this kind of libertarian my mortal enemy because, you know, I'm falling into

01:13:55.120 the meme a bit, but these people, people who support open borders are complicit in the sexual assault and

01:14:03.200 murder of the native population by allowing this to happen. And also, I mean, I'm a classical liberal

01:14:10.320 and I completely disagree with this thing here because it views human beings in the abstract and

01:14:16.480 completely ignores culture. And when it comes to studying social phenomena, what we need to do is to

01:14:22.880 look at data. That's the only thing. If we're not looking at data, we're just like ideologues like,

01:14:29.360 like the communists. So we have to look at data. And I'll just, I just want to say Montesquieu is one

01:14:34.800 of the authors who was constantly cited by the US founding fathers. He has written a book called

01:14:41.920 The Spirit of the Laws. It's more than 700 pages talking about how differences of culture

01:14:47.840 impact legislation and the spirit of the laws should reflect different cultures. So I'm saying this because

01:14:54.800 people need to know that there is a particular agenda against them. It is intentional and people

01:15:04.720 need to start waking up. Right. And here we have, we have people waking up. I don't know if you saw,

01:15:12.080 but Anna Kasparian said that she was, she was sexually assaulted by someone. And she was,

01:15:18.560 she was particularly vilified by liberals in the, in the US sense.

01:15:25.840 I, I, I hope this is sincere. I do. Um, she has spent multiple decades advocating for these exact

01:15:34.000 kinds of policies. So until there is some sort of atonement on that part, I'm not going to make

01:15:37.920 her a right-wing thought leader. And, and I, this got personal. I really do hope she's okay.

01:15:44.400 Quiz her on all of her other perspectives on the issues. And she's still yesterday's liberal.

01:15:48.320 I may, I may, I said nothing of the kind that she is a right-wing figure or something.

01:15:54.000 What I want to show is that she spoke about this. And as we are told when she shared her story,

01:16:01.120 she was accused of panting a wrongful picture of the homeless community with some people

01:16:06.160 calling her racist, even though she didn't say what the race the man was.

01:16:10.640 Dare I say that's victim blaming?

01:16:12.480 Yes. But that, that is also something that happens when people, um, face the consequences of

01:16:22.560 this dangerous doctrine on the personal level, they speak up. And even, even if they're in the left,

01:16:28.800 here we have from the German green party, agricultural minister, Chem Ozdemir writes that

01:16:34.320 his daughter is being sexually harassed by migrants. When she's out and about in the city,

01:16:39.440 she and her friends are often unpleasantly stared at or sexualized by men with a migrant background.

01:16:45.440 It's true. Yeah. That does happen.

01:16:47.520 And last thing to Europe, as men of Sko said it, absolutely. He literally killed it here.

01:16:56.240 She said, he said that she did the mean Sarah. Are on side said, I have a question for Maga.

01:17:01.920 How exactly has illegal migration actually impacted your life? Have you ever considered that immigrants

01:17:08.400 are not a real threat that you're being played by Trump and the GOP to scare you into voting against

01:17:15.520 your best interests? I would love to see her say that to the mother of some of the murdered daughters

01:17:19.680 that have been in the prominent cases recently.

01:17:22.560 Blake and Riley.

01:17:23.360 Yeah. Could she actually look one of those people in the eye and say, how does it affect you personally?

01:17:27.360 Have you also considered that this is probably a bot account? Because that bio reads like a fed

01:17:33.040 operation. I mean, to be very fair, it could be. Yeah. But it's interesting. I have heard a lot of

01:17:38.880 people saying the exact same thing. So bot or not, this is what we constantly...

01:17:44.400 Bot or not. It's my favorite game. New TV show.

01:17:48.000 So what we need to answer to this bot or not, but to this mentality is that this is something that

01:17:56.000 a lot of Democrats have been explicit about that they are promoting the white majority becoming

01:18:06.480 minority and liking it. They are explicit about it. So this is why they're doing it. They have said so.

01:18:14.160 Biden and Van Jones.

01:18:17.120 Excellent. And with that, we'll go on to the video comments. We do have some...

01:18:21.280 Yeah, I'll do that after these ones.

01:18:22.320 For today's philosophic video, we honor Robert E. Howard's noble philosophic avatar,

01:18:30.400 Conan the Barbarian, who tells us civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they

01:18:36.720 know they can be impolite without having their skulls split. This reveals why so many in modern

01:18:42.960 times are so ill-tempered, ill-mannered, selfish, egotistical, and rude. Because it has been too long

01:18:49.920 since we, as restrained savages, have spit upon our hands, hoisted the black flag, and begun slitting

01:18:56.560 throats.

01:18:57.200 Yeah, he was an interesting chap. He used to say that he'd only write if Conan appeared

01:19:02.320 to him like an apparition of the night and spoke to him. He genuinely hallucinated Conan standing

01:19:07.120 at the end of his bed.

01:19:07.840 Crush your enemies. See them driven before you.

01:19:12.000 Oh, I would like to tuck you in.

01:19:14.320 Anyway, on to the next one.

01:19:15.120 Join lads out.

01:19:16.480 Yeah, that's true.

01:19:17.440 So, this is a bit late, but the Simpsons actually did their own version of the bear question all

01:19:23.600 the way back in the 90s. It's in the episode where Homer gets Me Too'd and he's getting lambasted on

01:19:29.440 some show called Gentle Ben. It's kind of like Oprah, but with the grizzly bear. And basically all

01:19:34.480 the women are going up to this bear to vent their grievances about men and how much they prefer bears

01:19:39.120 and whatnot. Naturally, Ben runs amok. But it is interesting that no one actually brought up this

01:19:45.440 episode during the whole bear dilemma debate.

01:19:48.560 That's a solid reference. I think you're a resident Simpsons expert. Future lads hour on

01:19:54.080 Simpsons would be good.

01:19:54.800 That is a good idea, actually. Samson, write that down.

01:19:59.280 He's giving me a nod. There we go. Hey, California refugees back with the flowers.

01:20:04.160 Today's Flower Friday is not a native California, but a native English Flower Friday.

01:20:08.960 I recognize it, yeah. So let's look at the Polygala calcarea.

01:20:12.160 This one only grows about five centimeters, obviously has a beautiful bluish, almost purple

01:20:17.920 color, and it's only pollinated by butterflies and bees. I would think it's a good one for a garden.

01:20:23.440 I would do it. This is a good website. So next time anyone is on an English countryside stroll,

01:20:29.520 take a few pictures of flowers and see if you can look it up on this website.

01:20:33.920 So here's a good fact for everyone. 50% of all of the world's bluebells are in Britain.

01:20:39.920 I didn't know that.

01:20:41.200 So yeah, it's one of those things. There's 50% of the badges as well. So badges and bluebells

01:20:46.000 define our woodlands. There you go. Something nice. That's my token white pill for the day.

01:20:50.880 There you go. That's a potential flag redesign.

01:20:54.400 Bluebells, red squirrels, and badges.

01:20:57.360 Yeah, there we go.

01:20:58.240 That's what we're known for.

01:20:58.960 I know Brian, what's his name from Queen would like that.

01:21:02.720 Yeah, excellent.

01:21:03.360 I don't know why I've got his name.

01:21:04.320 We've got some rumble rants. So $10 from the Mucinator.

01:21:08.000 I've been subscribing to the Lotus Eaters since episode one.

01:21:10.240 You find gentlemen are my heroes, and this podcast is the best part of my day.

01:21:13.200 Keep up fighting the good fight, gents. Thank you very much.

01:21:15.520 That's really kind of you. Thank you.

01:21:17.040 That's a random name. I don't think the great swap, great replacement,

01:21:19.600 now that we're not on YouTube, will succeed because their side only contains evildoers.

01:21:23.040 They cannot create anything. This is why they parasitize our society.

01:21:25.440 We need to create our own parallel society.

01:21:27.280 Yeah, they think they're going to be like technological feudal lords.

01:21:29.440 I think we're going to become South Africa.

01:21:30.800 By the way, if you say the great replacement in its original French,

01:21:35.840 the YouTube sort of algorithm, the bots don't pick it up.

01:21:39.520 Oh really? I didn't know that.

01:21:40.400 It makes you sound very pretentious, but you can get away with it.

01:21:42.720 Yeah, that's what we got suspended for a little while ago.

01:21:44.400 I literally just read from the essay and I was like,

01:21:46.560 this is interesting, and then we got a weak ban.

01:21:48.160 But you can go watch the origins of the great replacement on Tomlinson Talks a few episodes ago.

01:21:51.840 There we go.

01:21:52.960 Shameless self plug.

01:21:53.760 Anyway, that's a round of names, another two dollars.

01:21:55.600 You guys are the first step in this parallel society.

01:21:57.520 The more time passes, the more institutions like yours will rise.

01:21:59.760 I'm working on one myself. Good luck.

01:22:01.440 Well yeah, best of luck to you.

01:22:02.800 I honestly think we will come out of this stronger.

01:22:04.880 I hope so.

01:22:06.160 That's one of the things that Millet said that I actually thought was quite profound,

01:22:09.520 is that we've been persecuted for so long that it's made us strong.

01:22:13.520 I'm optimistic.

01:22:14.640 Yeah, it's sort of like we've been held to such unfair double standards that we've become

01:22:20.880 very robust in our ability to engage in politics now.

01:22:24.000 We've sort of been reinvigorated.

01:22:25.840 And I think that by attacking the foundations of the West, in many ways it's made us realize just

01:22:32.400 how important what we believe in is and has given us new vitality to approach it.

01:22:37.920 And it is an exciting time to be alive.

01:22:40.560 I'm not going to lie about that.

01:22:42.000 I think that's one of the things that does need to be said a lot more,

01:22:44.640 is that without this sort of struggle to improve the world, it's very easy to get lost in meaninglessness.

01:22:51.520 This does give us meaning. It certainly gives me meaning. It gives me a reason to get out of bed

01:22:55.280 every morning that I want to make the world a better place by what I'm doing.

01:22:59.280 Wokeness is also a terrible selection pressure because if you create a

01:23:04.480 rigid structure of lies and politically correct untruths to recite, then you're going to ostracize

01:23:10.720 all the autists who have an eye for detail. So they're just automatically going to

01:23:13.760 gather on one side. It's like no wonder Elon Musk ends up supporting Donald Trump,

01:23:17.760 because people that actually can build and do things and care about the truth, they're just going to

01:23:21.520 gather as a new tribe. It's sort of reassuring that the right over-index is on autistic people,

01:23:26.560 because it's just like a sign that we're winning. It's sort of like, you know how when they're

01:23:32.000 rewilding an area, there's a certain species that signifies that it's going well.

01:23:37.440 It's the wolves being back in Yellowstone Park that then changed the path of the river.

01:23:42.000 That actually happened. I know, yeah. That's great.

01:23:44.320 Love it. Threadnought. Grow up Connor and Josh. Sometimes Stelios might need to paint a picture or

01:23:48.640 paint a wall or paint Sargon's Warhammer minis. I don't know what that's in reference to.

01:23:52.320 What is that? Thank you to the $5.

01:23:53.680 No idea.

01:23:54.720 A killer 93 winner. I've been watching Y'all for years. My wife does as well.

01:23:58.880 Here's a white pill. Since I've been watching, I've made myself better. Got married and joined the army.

01:24:02.240 Going to fly AH-64s and going to be a dad. You absolute legend of a man. Well done.

01:24:07.120 That's exactly what I'd like to hear. Thank you.

01:24:08.480 You know, go fulfill your dreams. Anyway, onto the, onto the written comments.

01:24:12.880 If I can find the mouse and scroll down. Where's it going? Ah, that's why I left you with a mouse.

01:24:16.240 Wonderful. Thank you. Theodore Pinnock. Urgent wellness check on Connor. How are you taking

01:24:21.200 the life of strange news? I'm really quite upset. I saw that.

01:24:25.200 It genuinely ruined my day yesterday. Look, I didn't think, for context, for some reason they

01:24:31.520 decided to character assassinate my favorite characters of all time by making Max and Chloe

01:24:35.440 hate each other in a diary entry as an aside. The only reason that franchise is still going

01:24:41.200 after the terrible sequels is because people were waiting for the characters to be reunited

01:24:44.480 and they've basically promised not to do it. So, yeah. Why do they keep pillaging the corpse

01:24:50.720 of things that are good? Don't know. So I'm upset. Also, wellness check. Yeah, I sound terrible.

01:24:56.080 Sorry. Canis Familiaris. Just tuned into segment one. You're really giving us a cheerful Friday, huh?

01:25:00.720 Well, there's not much going on, but tune into Lads Hour afterwards.

01:25:02.880 Yeah, Lads Hour. We're saving all the white pills for Lads Hour.

01:25:05.360 Don't miss Lads Hour.

01:25:07.040 We've also got another rumble chat. Absolutely agreed. As a fellow turbo autist, I got red

01:25:12.160 pilled away from the leftoids at five years old to achieve our parallel society. That means

01:25:17.760 having lots of kids. Get to work, gents. Minimum of five. Blimey.

01:25:21.920 I hope my missus isn't listening. She needs no encouragement. Bloody hell. I had to stage a

01:25:26.080 dinner party with three under threes on Sunday. I might want to space them out a bit.

01:25:32.560 Uh, catastrophic regression threshold. Morning, gents. I have something wholesome to balance the

01:25:36.560 bad bit. Even if it's just personal news, wife and I managed to secure promotions and are now at

01:25:40.880 a point where we're able to start looking to start a family. With any luck, the world will start to

01:25:43.760 correct before we hit the breaking point and everything goes to crap. Cheers. Well, congratulations.

01:25:46.880 This is what we want to promote over here. Our enemies are childless, resentful, disgenic freaks,

01:25:52.080 so it's good that you're all in good shape, that you're all trying to own a home, that you're all

01:25:54.880 working hard and you're all having kids. Always good news. Lady Dragonhawk, poverty doesn't cause

01:25:59.840 crime. Crime causes poverty. Um, yeah, look at BLM. Uh, Josh Firm, aka the single mum maker.

01:26:07.040 How do you know about that? Connor, you mentioned migrants who will beg on schedules. An entire racket

01:26:10.720 like that was exposed in my hometown of Blackpool when Mercedes would drop off homeless people with

01:26:13.920 signs and dogs in the early morning, then pick them up at night and collect the donations.

01:26:16.560 Yep, same thing happened in Manchester. The same thing happens with the migrants that go around

01:26:20.160 on trains and tubes with pre-planted placards saying, my daughter is unwell, please give money

01:26:24.320 and just give it to you, and then expect you to give them money, other than a dead-eyed stare,

01:26:28.080 which is what I do. So there you go. I say I don't feed pigeons and I don't give money to parasites.

01:26:33.760 Lancelot, I hate the term politically incorrect, because if something is political, there's a good

01:26:36.960 chance it's not correct. Yes, well it comes from the Soviets, so it's according to that politics.

01:26:40.720 There you go. And base date, Blackpool Friday, we've lost the right to single

01:26:43.840 Royal Britannia. The British have indeed become slaves. Did you see the video of that young

01:26:47.440 chap going up to the Palestine encampment and blasting Royal Britannia at 3am?

01:26:50.400 I did, yeah. Absolutely legendary. I want that guy to come on the podcast.

01:26:54.320 Anyway, on with your comments, Josh. Okay. The person saying I'm a single mummaker,

01:27:00.480 again, Japan is transforming from a left-wing fantasy to a left-wing reality very quickly.

01:27:05.520 I have no doubt the native Japanese won't stand for it. I very much hope so.

01:27:08.560 There are lots of different falling dominoes that could be the modus for change in lots of other

01:27:16.000 countries. The US is one. Japan is potentially one. Actually, a lot of central European countries

01:27:22.000 as well. Hungary. Hungary. Well, I mean, they've sort of resisted it quite well. It would be very

01:27:27.440 different if, say, a France or a Germany or maybe Italy was just like, yeah, we're sending all these

01:27:33.280 people home. Mass re-migration. That's what we want. That too. I meant the Hungarians as a sort of

01:27:38.000 model for getting birth rate decline back up because they're currently running the experiment

01:27:41.920 and it seems to be working, so that's good. So St. Betty Pack says, I'd love to hear what

01:27:46.640 everyone's Japanese dubbed voice sounds like. Well, it's not very flattering. In fact, they didn't

01:27:54.560 dub the voice to be fair. They just had written translations and a weird high-pitched, I don't know

01:27:59.520 what it is. Samson, you understand. Like Eleven Labs? Okay, so it's basically AI voice.

01:28:11.920 Okay, one last comment from my section. Sophie Liv says, from what I understand, a majority of

01:28:16.160 property in London is owned by people from India. Sounds about right, yeah. The Saudis, the Russians

01:28:20.720 and the Chinese as well. Not so much the Russians anymore. Oh, no, it used to be. Yeah, you're right.

01:28:24.560 The Chinese own the Docklands, so they own all those new flats. Thanks, Boris Johnson. That was his policy.

01:28:29.520 So Lancelot, they're cutting down statues of Captain Hook here in Australia. Captain Hook.

01:28:34.560 Captain Cook. From Peter Pan. I have the terrible habit of misreading.

01:28:44.880 Are you haunted by a crocodile? I'm not saying they're trying to destroy the West,

01:28:49.040 but if they were, this is what it would look like. Yeah, I agree.

01:28:52.480 The idea, war is peace, freedom is slavery, diversity is a strength, and by Omar Awad,

01:28:56.720 the conspiracy theory isn't that it's happening. It's that you don't like that it is happening.

01:29:01.120 You will approve of the narrative or else.

01:29:03.840 Thank you for the sinister look at me, Stelios. Stelios is channeling his villain energy.

01:29:08.000 You've tried twice in this case to disorientate me from you laughing,

01:29:14.080 especially when you showed the topless nun. Because there's not one segment I can get

01:29:19.600 through with Stelios, but something degenerate doesn't come up. You promised me there'd be

01:29:24.320 nothing and there's just tits. No, honestly. That's not nothing. I thought that it would be

01:29:31.120 usage it. Good, man. Okay, okay. Thank you, Sam.

01:29:34.560 So the topless nun wasn't part of it. Anyway, if you want more chaos,

01:29:40.800 join us in half an hour for Lads Hour, which Stelios is hosting by Batman and Robin.

01:29:44.240 It's going to be a wild, wild. Always winterize your pipes. Until then,

01:29:49.360 have a good weekend. See you next week. It's time to waste.

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